Continuing education programme for school dropouts and NFE learners

To provide opportunities to non-formal education learners and school dropouts to continue their education, the education ministry has endorsed the non-formal education (NFE) equivalency framework. The framework would facilitate alternative pathways and equivalency among formal, non-formal, and vocational education and allow school dropouts and NFE learners to continue their education in formal education system or […]

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